The Safe Living Guide—A Guide to Home Safety for Seniors
There's no place like home—and sometimes it seems like there's no place safer. For seniors, however, the home is where many injuries occur, and most of these are due to falls. Changes that are part of the normal aging process, such as declining vision, hearing, sense of touch or smell and bone density can increase the risk of injury. Injuries can also be more of a problem for seniors because, as the body ages, it takes longer to heal and recover from injury.
Alberta Human Services Contact
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Government of Canada services and information.
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Seniors Benefit Finder
The Benefits Finder may suggest benefits from federal, provincial or territorial governments, and does not collect or track your information. The more questions you answer, the more customized your results will be.
Alberta Seniors Services
The Government of Alberta provides a number of programs and services to support seniors in Alberta. This information is also helpful for caregivers and those Albertans who will be needing these services in the near future.
Seniors’ Benefit Printable forms and publications
Forms and publications are available for download in portable document format (PDF).
Seniors Financial Assistance (SFA) application package, Special Needs Assistance (SNA) for Seniors, Seniors Property Tax Deferral Program (SPTDP), Dental and Optical Assistance for Seniors, Seniors Home Adaptation and Repair Program (SHARP) AND MORE...